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# Wallet Copytrading

#### **Wallet Copytrading with Crypton Super Bot**

In the Wallet Copytrading menu, you can add wallets from which you want to copy trades. Here’s how to set it up:

1. **Select Wallet for Configuration:**
   * Choose a wallet from the list that you would like to edit wallet copytrading configurations for.
2. **Add Wallet to Copy:**
   * Enter the wallet address you would like to copy trades from.
3. **Adjust Settings:**
   * Configure the settings to suit your preferences:
     * **Slippage:** Set the slippage value.
     * **Auto Buy:** Toggle auto-buy on or off and specify the amount of TON.
     * **Auto Sell:** Toggle auto-sell on or off and specify the percentage.
4. **Save Configuration:**
   * Once you’ve adjusted the settings, click **Save** to add the wallet.

The bot will notify you each time a new swap is done by one of the selected wallets. If enabled, the bot can also automatically execute buy and sell trades by copying these wallets. This allows you to seamlessly replicate the trading strategies of other wallets using Crypton Super Bot.

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